Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-141.18
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Accidents and incidents - Investigation and inquiry -
Official statutory text
Notice.
A. The Department of Labor has total jurisdiction over the
investigation or inquiry into accidents and incidents arising within
the definitions of this act.
B. It shall be mandatory for all owners, users or operators to
immediately notify the Department of Labor and secure the total
accident or incident area by whatever means is practical until such
time as the Department of Labor representative or a designee of the
Commissioner arrives on the scene, except in case of the protection
of life or limb as a result of said accident or incident.
A. The Department of Labor has total jurisdiction over the
investigation or inquiry into accidents and incidents arising within
the definitions of this act.
B. It shall be mandatory for all owners, users or operators to
immediately notify the Department of Labor and secure the total
accident or incident area by whatever means is practical until such
time as the Department of Labor representative or a designee of the
Commissioner arrives on the scene, except in case of the protection
of life or limb as a result of said accident or incident.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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